The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-05-13
rHe weeKlY ROUNDUP.

Mr.. N. Hcnton called at the STAR
Office on Wednesday.
The Cheyenne river was running
bank-full for several days last week,
stopping alltrayel.
A millinery establishment has been
opened on Chicago avenue by Mrs.
Kane, of Iowa.
Hon. A. s Stewart has got his resi-
dence and out-buildings painted which
adds greatly to their appearance.
At the American House from Hot
Springs'are H. A. GODDARD and j. G.
Jackson.-Rapid City Republican.
Mr.. James Orr has returned from
his trip to Bear Lodge and reports the
condition of the roads thus:-!-(d-n)
The trial Of the case of Thomas VS..
Lee, at Custer, resulted in binding Lee
over. Cause, too many notes and
mortgages.
Tom Moore and $. A. Brewer, of
Chadron, spread their signatures over
page OF the Minnekahta House
register this week.
Rev. Father Mahoney will deliver q
lecture at the school House on Thurs
day, May Goth 1857, at 8 o'clock Z. NJ.
A general attendance is solicited.
Mr.. o. Ferguson has opened up his
bath house below town and everything
is in good running order. Bathers can
have the water at any temperature
desired.
Crane Bros. have opened up a fine
stock Of groceries and provisions in
the building formerly occupied by j.
j. Robinson, on Chicago avenue. Sec
new advertisement.
VIM. U. Germond can be seen rceu
larly each morning with u load Of con-
gealed water, done up in nice and APP
propriate chunks 20 suit customers. II
is certainly the finest article in the
market.
Many improvements are in rapid
progress in Hot Springs, and the
outlook for the future is very pleasing.
The influx of pleasure seekers is daily
increasing, and soon the streets os Hot
Springs will be thronged with travellers.
Count Anziar Turennc, of The Fluer
de Lys ranch, registered at the Minne-
kahta Monday. The count intends to
visit The place Of his nativity, in the
south of France, in the early autumn
and it is intimated that he will lie az.
companied by the Countess Turenue
on his return.
Col. A. v. Kaut and Maj. ThoS
Wilhelm. of Fort Niobrara, are rusti.
eating at the Springs with headquarters
at the Minnekahta. Maj. Wilhelm ha.
taken several fine photographic view.
of the picturesque scenery in the
vicinity of Hot Springs.
The dance at the Minnekahta lIotc
on Saturday evening was we'll astende,
and highly enjoyed by all who par
ticipated. The proprietor of th:
elegant hostelry spares no pains g
expense TO promote the comfort an.
enjoyment OF his guests.
Now is t',c most appropriate time t,
visit Hot Springs Nature is adornin:
herself with mantle of green an,
fragrant flowers, and fall river is declsc,
in her festal robes. Those who ar
tired Of The mud, dust, and turmoil q
city life can here rcpose in umbraguou
shade, upon velvet moss, beside th,
gurgling. limpid stream.
From reliable source we arc in
formed that it is the intention of tn
B. & NJ. company p,sl, their line int,
the Hills as fast as possible. Wha
point is aimed at it is difficult I,
determine, but that it will strike Ill.
southeast portion Of the Hills an,
traverse Fall River county we have Il,
doubt. We feel inclined to the belle
that the B. & NJ. will sooner or late
run a line to Hot Springs. They can
not fail to see the advantages derived
froma direct connection with the bes
water resort in the west, tcgcthe
with the finest lodges of jasper, marble
and gypsum ever produced. The ma
tural resources alone, would create
commercial interest of immense profit
And still we wonder at the increas
of crime while Hon. a. S. Stewart. TIL
Don QuiSote of the legislature, miSrcp
resents us. Nohouses have gone dow
Whitewood since the food of 'S3, an.
no snow is visible in Deadwood.-Fi
; neer.
We are very sorry that a misrepre
sentation should so out in the column
of the srAn to the injury Of Deadwoot
the article got its way into the column
of this paper through one of tn
compositors who CLEANED the informs
tion, he says, from q party Just fro,
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